Propane Appliance Problems

[mcmurphrjk]

Both my furnace and my refrigerator refuse to light after several hours of not running.
The fridge displays "no lp" and the furnace blows cold air for a cycle.
Both appliances have to be manually reset or power cycled to work again.
I am not smelling propane. and it doesn't seem to matter which tank is active.
Does this sound like a regulator issue, or potentially a gas leak between the regulator and the appliances?
Help.

[time2roll]

What is the battery voltage? Can you hear the igniter sparking?

And yes if the regulator is more than five years old... replace it.
+1 for Cavagna brand.

[Chris_Bryant]

Have you tried the stove, or another lp appliance?

[Old-Biscuit]

YEP.......

Time for a new LP Regulator


Cavagna Auto Changeover LP Reg

[enblethen]

Do you seem to be using more LP then before?
What about the water heater?
Baf regulator, they are fairly in-expensive.

[Krusty]

Stove doesn't work either?

[mcmurphrjk]

enblethen wrote:
Some 5ers have two regulators when tanks are located on opposite sides of the rig. The primary regulator on the farther tank could be an issue.
Does this happen on either tanks? It could be a bad OPD valve in tank.
Are you shutting tanks off between uses? If yes, an appliance could be leaking.
And yes it could be a bad two stage regulator.

Happens on both tanks. Not shutting off tanks, and is independent of fills or switch overs

[enblethen]

Some 5ers have two regulators when tanks are located on opposite sides of the rig. The primary regulator on the farther tank could be an issue.
Does this happen on either tanks? It could be a bad OPD valve in tank.
Are you shutting tanks off between uses? If yes, an appliance could be leaking.
And yes it could be a bad two stage regulator.